ForestForest laughed as Mia looked for the source of Dio pouring out of her speakers. She made sure that the Firebird was behind her as she started to drive to Saber's location. The blond looked at the girl with a laugh and said, "There's no tiny man singing to you. See, what happened is this tiny man with a very epic voice sang this song and it was recorded with the help of
Science, which is sort of like magic! So the copy of the song is put into many things around the world just so people can hear how awesome Dio is, may the Morrigan bless his heavy metal soul. The song is brought to life again with more
Science and comes out through those tiny holes there."
The blond pointed to the speakers as she shifted, turning.
They were entering a more crowded area and she approached a stop light when she noticed that the Firebird wasn't following her anymore. "'Hell's Bells," she groused as she saw a young woman standing in front of the stopped Firebird and traffic starting to stop behind it. A woman holding a scythe.
"Bloody hell," the blond muttered before looking at Mia and saying, "Sweeting, don't talk like me, its bad." Then she whipped the car into a perfect parallel parking job before killing the engine and stowing the keys in the remainder of her jeans. "Stay here," she said before locking the cars and heading out to where the car was stopped and more commotion was appearing.
"Saber is going to be insufferable," the blond said to herself before approaching the woman with the scythe and clearing her throat.
Before she could make a quip about Shirou trying to shoot that woman too, Forest noticed that the scythe bearer's attention was on
Law and not Calico. There was something about her. Something that made Forest want to bow to her, to take her in her arms and dance in the street with her. Something familiar, comforting, and something she was all too familiar with. Ice knotted up in her stomach as she asked, "Hey, aren't you suppose to be a cute Goth girl?"
SaberThe blond nodded at Rin's words then frowned. Saber had no idea what did this; she just needed to know what she needed to wield her sword against. Her mind was not one for puzzles and riddles such as this.
Archer would have pondered the why of the situation for the briefest of moments before moving on to try to track it. However Saber was no tracker. She was a warrior and had been a king. She upheld justice and protected those who could not protect themselves from the things in the dark that could devour them.
Like this, she thought, shaking her head.
Then she looked at Henry, Rin, and the other person who annoyed her ever so slightly. She could hear Forest's voice in her head saying that she should now his name and use it, that slightly scolding voice somewhere between a teacher and a mother. The former king realized what was wrong and scowled.
"Instead of trying to figure out what did this, can we try to find it?" Saber asked, before looking at Rin and the other man. "Rin, could you perhaps try to track him with thamautagy? Or you, do you not have sorcery of your own?"
Near the Vampire District
"She's looking for something."
"That's bloody obvious, Slayer, but what?"
"She searches for her Kindred, even though they are not Clan."
"She's looking for other vampires. I think we can indulge her."
"And maybe take her shopping? I mean look at that
outfit. Geeze, I know you guys are from Ye Olden Times but at least Angel has a sense of style."
There were four of them. A tiny blond frozen in her late teens dressed fashionably but sensibly, a bleached blond Brit full of swagger, cigarettes, and a black leather duster stolen from the dead, a mad seer with long raven hair and eyes like midnight, and their cruel and monstrous leader with the face of an angel. and dementedly artistic flare. The eldest of the group had been killed weeks ago, but she hadn't been their leader. Hadn't been for some time.
The Brit pointed with his cigarette towards the almost non-descriptive vampire below their perch and said, "What if she's a bloody Judas like the bitch who offed Darla?"
"I think I need to send her a thank you card," the blond girl said with a grin, her green eyes flashing.
Their leader, who towered over the other three, smirked and said, "Buff, jealousy really doesn't suit you."
"Please, she was the one jealous of me," she said with a snort and grin.
The mad seer shook her head, red velvet skirts swaying as she danced. "No, she does not bring death with her, but unity. Uniting us all for God's great plan." Then she laughed, a retched tittering sound.
The tall, dark and handsome leader sighed, shook his head and said, "That's worse."
"Should we introduce ourselves?" the blond asked, "Or maybe I should tell Deacon to keep a heads up?"
"Those are fighting words, Slayer," the Brit said with a chuckle before flicking the stub of his cigarette away.